From Friday 11 September can be found on all digital platforms "Manifesto", the brand new EP of the Venezuelan rock band Rotival.

Made up of musicians from Caracas Andrés Paz, on guitar and voice and Flóres Solano (who currently resides in Buenos Aires) behind drums and backing vocals, Rotival proposes a "rock villain", through powerful music born from the low frequencies of the guitar, accompanied by the drums that mark the vital beats of each song.

This project was produced and recorded in the City of Buenos Aires and is composed by 6 songs that in this way will become the successors of "Caracas", the first study material that the group revealed in 2011.

The band would later deliver "The Word", their first full album that included ten melodies that allowed them to make the great leap in their country and their continuous presentation on different stages.

Seven years have had to pass for Rotival to demonstrate again what they are made of, without neglecting the sound and texture of its influences. Bands like Royal Blood, The Black Keys o Deap Vally, were responsible for creating Rotival's DNA.